Re: linking wrong crt, regardless of compiler switch setting

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Sharon

You may be linked to a static lib that was written in VC6.

"SLC" <dotnetchic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm using VS2005 and I have a project that keeps giving me an error
System.BadImageFormatException, among other strange behavior during
debug session. This app was recently ported from VC++6.0, and is
currently compiled with /clr switch.

I'm trying to make sure that all the projects link to the same CRT, but
while investigating this, I notice that even though my project settings
indicate a link to the dll via Multi-threaded DLL (/MD), a dumpbin on
the output file shows that I'm linking to MFC80D.DLL and MSVCR80D.dll,
the debug versions. How do I change this?

TIA,
Sharon



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